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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1934)
1 PAGE EIGHT ffo OREGON STATESMAN. Balm, Oregon, Friday Morning. &pteiaW IT, KB TO SPEAK iRisims lUlph W. BrneB.Moscow cor respondent for . the New York Herald-Tribune and graduate ot Willamette university In 1821, Trill ' speak at the Willamette ebapel period next' Tuesday, Dr. P. M. Erlckson announced today. Barnes, who la in Salem cn a leer of absence from lila dotles la SOTiet Russia, a poke last Tues day to a- combined meeting ef Salem service clubs, " When at Willamette, Barnes was a member of Sigma Tan fra ternity and in his senior year was captain of the Willamette, foot ball team under Coach Bohler. He learned his football during th regime of Coach Bob Mathews. . ; - Dr. Robert. L. Kelly, executlre ecretary ' cf tbe American Asso ciation of colleges, may also (3 It Pays to Buy at 5 w Day in and Day Out 135 N. Commercial St. Phone 5197 The Original Yellow Front Drug and Candy Special Store of Salem At school are not the rule! Take care of them now,r Schaefer's Throat ambfcung 50C ,nd $1.00 Balsam will protect you Fuflimtianim TPems At Bargain Prices $1.00 value fountain pens at a real saving. (IQg While they last UUV For that deep There is nothing like Dr. McCarthy's prescription. It has been re-filled for thirty-nine years. Try it for relief. OS TOE TOE Never put off going to your Doctor when you should go. Bring his prescription to us for efficient accur ate compounding. We specialize. aeimftn2a3 3s2?ffiiG Who ever heard of a "scientific" corn? But corns need not pain you if you use Schaefer's Corn Remedy, because it is scientifically prepared. No relief no pay J . mrfDC Now is your opportunity to taste this treat for only The Best at SCHAEFER'S Always! speak at the Willamette chapel next week. Dr. Kelly, according to Dr. Erlckson, may atop to Ea- lem long enough to . aaaress tne Willamette students on his' way to Portland to attend the meeting of Oregon and Washington mem bers of the association in Port land next Friday and Saturday, On Friday Bishop , Titus Lowe of the northwest Methodist dio cese will giro a talk on Jasou Lee. V Students of all classes register ed at Willamette university to taled 510 at the close of the third day ot registration yester day, an increase of J 1 over the third day figures for last year. As registration climbed- to 569 before it was complete last year, this year's enrollment is expect ed to exceed 600. Yesterday students started the regular routine of classes at 7:45. At the first chapel service of the year, Dr. Frank , Erick son, acting president, spoke on the Ideals and purposes behind college education after Wanda Landon, student body song queen, had led the students In a num ber of Willamette songs. The first issue of the Colle gian, campus newspaper, also ap peared yesterday. Chemeketa Play Group Will Meet Mike Panek, president of the board of directors of Chemeketa Players. Inc., has called a gener al meeting of the group member ship tonight in the rehearsal room at 1343 S. Commercial street. One of the principal items of business at this time will be the election of a member of the board from the nominations made at the previous general meeting few weeks ago. Present mem bers of the board are Mike Pan ek, Frank Doolittle, Luther Cook, and J. Lyman Steed. - enus I wits, - mixing lightly." Drop - por tions from tip of spoon onto ; greased baking sheets, Space I inches apart. Bake IS minutes in i moderate oven. By LOUISB BENNETT WEAVER " "DfFORMAIi DINNER MENU Mean Serving Four Creamed Tuna in Tomatoes Baked Browned Potatoes Cheese Biscuits PI am Jelly Radishes Orange Sherbet Sour Cream Date Cookies Coffee Creamed Tuna ia Tomatoes 4 large firm tomatoes 3 tablespoons butter 4 tablespoons flour teaspoon salt ii teaspoon paprika hi teaspoon, celery salt 5 tablespoons chopped green peppers 1 1-3 cups milk 2-3 cup tuna Wash tomatoes, remove cen ters. Melt butter and add flour and seasonings. Add milk and cook slowly until thick sauce forms. Stir constantly. Add tuna.. Stuff tomatoes. Arrange in shal low pan. Add inch water and bake 85 minutes in moderate oven. Cheese Biscuits 1 cups flour 3 teaspoons baking powder M teaspoon salt 1- 3 cup grated cheese St ablespoons lard 4 cup milk Mix flour, baking powder and salt. Add cheese ai d lard, cut ting In with knife. Mixing with knife, slowly add milk. When soft dough forms, pat out until Inch thick. Cut out biscuits and arrange side by side on greased shallw pan. Bake 10 minutes in moderate oven. Sour Cream Date Cookica (Good For Lunch Boxes) 2- 3 cup fat 1 cups sugar 2 teaspoons cinnamon 1 teaspoon cloves 4 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla 2 eggs Vt cup sour cream 2-3 cup chopped dates cup broken nuts Vi cups flour 1 teaspoon soda Cream fat and sugar. Add spic es, salt, vanilla, eggs and cream. Beat well. Add rest of ingredl- No Punishment In Courts tor Code Violator A person who violates the mel on and tomato marketing agree ment while licensed under the produce dealers, and peddlers act, is not subject te be punished un der the Oregon agricultural ad justment law, but may have his license revoked. Attorney General Van Winkle held in an opinion handed down Thursday. The opin ion was requested by Max Gehl har, state director of agriculture. In another opinion. Van Win kle held that it was unlawful to take clams from a slough for com mercial purposes, even though the slough runs through the property which the person taking the clams owns and on which he pays taxes. This opinion was requested by the state game commission and In volved a resident of Lincoln county. JOINS PARENTS HERE HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 20. Miss Varna E. Pattlaon of Detroit, Mich., arrived recently to make her home with her parents, Mr and Mrs. J. S. Pattison. Mr. and Mrs Patticon came to Oregon on a visit about three years ago and liked the country so well they decided to stay. 'N HONEY I PROMISE TO SERVE YOU GOLDEN WEST ORNING 4 no ( ! &&G -ML 'N EVENING TOO? i ri) v mm a Bays a New Washer $1 Down Balance on Easy Terms FREE silverware certificates ; with each washer or refrigerator. 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